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COACHES E LICENSE -PHOENIX MAY 9 ,10 , 11, AND TIMES FOR THE D COURSE

Posted by Jeff Welliver 160 days ago

Dear Coaches & Administrators here is information for the E license for Phoenix .

please feel free to forward to Coaches and Parent Coaches.

I will be putting together Courses for other parts of the city and State wide also.

State E License dates released for Phoenix .

May 9, 10 , 11.

MAY 9TH Introduction session to be held at the new AYSA SOCCER OFFICE -Located off Peoria Rd.

All field sessions to be conducted on Field #4 @ ROSE MOFFORD SOCCER COMPLEX

All classroom sessions to be conducted at the new AYSA SOCCER OFFICE /CONFERENCE ROOM.

Prerequisites: NONE

Application -download application AYSA Coach Course Candidate Application.

ALL CANDIDATES MUST BE PAID IN FULL BEFORE THE START OF THE COURSE

Course Cost $100

Make checks payable to Arizona Youth Soccer Association.

Applications to:

Tony Colavecchia , Director of Coaching , AYSA Coaching Education programs, 2424 W Missouri Ave , Phoenix , Arizona 85015.

e-mail address aysadoc@aol.com

For further information please contact Tony Colavecchia State Director of Coaching.

cell 602 791 5827 Fax 602 433 9201 office 602 433 9202

EACH CANDIDATE WILL RECEIVE A US SOCCER "E" LICENSE COURSE CANDIDATE MANUAL AT THE FIRST SESSION ON MAY 9TH (however it is strongly recommended that each candidate attempting the course download the pdf file attached on the web link @azyouthsoccer.org as pre-course reading.

"E" Certificate Course

Designed as an entry-level course for coaches of 11 a-side soccer to provide general instruction to coaching and organizing your team. This course also introduces the methodology of coaching and the four components of coaching soccer: Technical, Tactical, Fitness and Psychological. Field sessions concentrate on developing technique within small-sided games that also present problems for players to solve within the game. Classroom on team organization i.e., management, care and prevention, and laws of the game are also covered.

Technical sessions used coaching progression methodology and the manipulation of pressure to facilitate player development. Technical topics covered are: dribbling, passing, receiving, heading, finishing, and goal keeping.

Tactical topics introduce offensive and defensive principles. Understanding the roles of the first, second, and third attackers and defenders are explained in a classroom setting as well as in field sessions.

Practical coaching sessions are developed in groups while a chosen candidate takes the role of the coach. The coaching session is evaluated and constructive points presented in a group setting. This facilitates the learning for all coaches.

Course is 18 hour long typically done on a weekend.

Those attending this course are advised to be physically fit and prepared as the course is mentally and physically challenging.

Interested candidates are required to bring soccer shoes, tennis shoes, balls, water, pencil/pen, paper, sun screen, shorts, shirts, and strong desire to learn. Participation is expected from all candidates in the field sessions.

Prerequisites: None